no, it s not a big deal , just this one bank. it s not connected else at all. . and th. e and the fact that this bank failed, just like the fact that fctc failed, has nothing to do d with the fact that the peoplee t who run it spent a ton ofn of their time doing completelye do irrelevant crap that had to do irrelevant that had to dos and with politics and changing american culture. you reassured by that? well, you should know that a cecilia rouse has been thinkingh a lot about this when sheise wo princeton, a university in new worked at princeton, which is a university in new jersey, shereh had her research agendaion. on diversity, equity and inclusion. the title is worth quoting , diversity in the diversity in the economics profession. a new attack on an old problem because the color of your economist is essential. their competence not so much.esh just so you know, by the way, these are the consequences of that attitude. ica. see south africa, wh they don t have electricity to
it s it s really distressing. and i appreciate, again, i appreciate again your coolness under pressure. i your coolness under pressure there. and i did, by the wayal,l. tucker, i did offer them all i gave this to you. py and i know you accepted it. i offered them all a signed copy of fossil future.how guesmany democrats took s how mk me up on it? unfortunately, right around zero in that range. tried unfortunate.o hand i tried to hand it specifically to representative stansberry, tw who just told several lies about me after i refuted this,ee . d she just walked away yeah, i don t think they read long things. sure. appreciate you comingthank on tonight. thank you.yo thanks, tucker. we continu e to be very concerned about commercial airlines because they re tucker: wpriorities and politir safety. and we have more evidence of ave mo that tonight.re eviof that currencycentral bank digital currency, one of the greatms toi threats to our freedom. no one seems to evenis c be whee
the problem here. stupidity is a huge part of the problem. problem.d for that matter are just two of several major the players in the financial industry that have gone under in recent months. r in recent months. you noticing any of this? there was the bank silverglatetk more than 11 billion in assets. there was a crypto broker voyageur, a billion in assets. the crypto fund three ac 10 billion in assets block fauci and a number of others. on friday, wells fargoted. customers reported they didn t get their paychecks as expected. the bank says that was justs thm a computer glitch. we don t really know, but we rpe paying attention. what is very clear is that wewer are witnessing somethingin serious happening in , in othere sector sectors of our economy. we don t know where any of thish e is going. we re certainly praying fora the best. we don t want to see hysteria. but ifbut if you re a treasury secretary of the united states , you would be very concerned. you dbe be paying really c
a whole page on sbs website about their plans to , quote, monitor and reduce our own carbon emissions. thi owns because you want a t that cares about carbon emissions. and of course, there s about em endless posturing because it si all free about diversity, abo equityut and inclusion. marissa fan, the managing director at s.v., wrote thisthio on linkedin just three weeks before the bank collapsed, d. feeling inspired and energized after hosting an extraordinary group of pioneering and dynamic ring andamic wwomen in silicon s female founder and vc tahoe s retreat with adjectives for free. they use a bunch of them and then attach pictures of the ski trip showing the groupuh of these pioneer of them. a dyc female beggars having a great time because, of course, ourseh they re having a great timeey becaus re e few things are more empowering to oppressed female bankers. e empoweri than skiing in tah. and they kept this up to the very end as their bank be began to slip beneath
in fact, whe in fact. and customers showed up at vbs branch in manhattan todaye to get their deposits back . managers called the police manah so what we have here is a nineteen twenty nine style bank run and that s not a good sign for anyone. the question is whether the people who run svp saw it coming. the ceo, a man called greg becker, apparently sold more than two million dollars in banhey saw itk stock over the two weeks. according to the site.ks unusual whales, several otheroyf high level employees of svp, including chief marketingmarkete officer michelle draper, chief operations officer phil cox,er, significant general counsel michael zucker svl sold significant amounts of diock in sbb this year. do those employees, their bank was in trouble? we don t know. and once again, where were the regulators? this was prevent this once again, we don t knowsupposed to and the business press supposed to be telling ordinary people what s happening with busin. apparently, nobody notice